Just Dance: Decades of Hits
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Critic Reviews for Just Dance: Decades of Hits
Just Dance: Decades of Hits works where it matters. At the end of the day it’s a fun workout game that allows for a lot of flexibility when it comes to the song choice. It has an annoying but ultimately unobtrusive way of asking you to spend more money, but if you find the main game is worth it, who's to say the extras aren’t worth it to you, too?
Just Dance: Decades of Hits retains the franchise's signature fun and introduces an interesting new feature in Adventure Mode that gives more purpose to progression. However, the relatively small song list, unmemorable choreography, and the absence of some major artists make this a less exciting edition than it could have been. It is fun, but falls short of being essential for anyone who already owns a recent Just Dance title.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
At first glance, Just Dance: Decades of Hits doesn't seem to offer much that is new, but the adventure mode is more fun than expected, the selection of classic songs is excellent, and the new ways of organizing the tracklist were really needed. The problem that if we want more songs, we have to pay for the Just Dance+ subscription.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Just Dance: Decades of Hits is a wonderfully entertaining game, and the only thing more fun than playing it is watching someone else dance
